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To: Gen.Blather

We live in a community of a few hundred homes (Lakeside at Tessera, Lago Vista TX) and they will be clearing land and building a few thousand more. Some chick wants a Community Garden. WHY NOT IN HER BACKYARD, it is plenty big enough. It is a big lib idea, the community garden. So the builder and HOA OK’ed the idea. There will be room for about 12 garden plots. For a few THOUSAND homes. Already they are asking WHO will be responsible for the garden? Pick up trash, pull weeds...
We say the chick who wants the d*mn thing can be in charge of it! I will continue to buy from our local farmers market or the grocery stores! LOL


33 posted on 09/15/2018 4:59:26 AM PDT by buffyt (I always vote MAGA and this year that means Republican!)
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To: buffyt
We started a community garden - 15 10'x10' plots. We all maintain our own.

We of course have one nut case who wants a compost site available along with barrels to collect rainwater.

We have no need for either. She goes on and on...

35 posted on 09/15/2018 5:05:45 AM PDT by Sacajaweau
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To: buffyt

In a group that big, it would be better for everyone to have a plot and reserve a communal area for a garden swap/mini farmers market one or two night a week.


53 posted on 09/15/2018 6:32:28 AM PDT by PrincessB
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